ASP.NET 2.0 already includes a WAT that is available from the Visual Studio 2005 Website menu via the ASP.NET Configuration menu option. This WAT allows only local websites to be administered. So, restrictions appear when you have your web site remotely hosting with a web hosting company. The solution is to create your own WAT tool from the beginning as part of your web site. So, with this tool you can administrate the users and the roles in a web site.

LINQ to SQL is an extension of LINQ that allows developers to write "queries" in your ASP.NET web application to retrieve and manipulate data from a SQL Server database. This tutorial covers basic steps to implement LINQ to SQL in ASP.NET web application.

Through this book, developers will be able to design scalable and maintainable web applications rapidly, and implement the ASP.NET MVC framework to manage various components independently. This book presents a series of common architectural models, and shows how to select the best ones and use them in applications. Developers will be taught how to implement n-tier architectures, MVC, design patterns, and more. Users will also be able to build SOA (Service-Oriented Architecture) applications with the Windows Communication Framework (WCF). Through a single project outlined in the book, users will learn how to implement the different architectural styles and to understand the details of each style. They will be shown how to deploy their localized applications and learn the best practices for their localization framework, and how to globalize their commercial web applications.

This is a fully featured news management script which will enable non technical user to login, and create articles in a web based editor, which can then be published live to their website. The system support multiple editors and publishers, and has a full membership permissions system in place, to allow admin users to publish news live, and publishers to create news articles for review.